Summary Of My Children The Food Experiment By Sandra Steingraber
Unintentional scientific investigation is, by its very nature, un-designed. That’s not to say it is ill-designed or meritless and, in fact, as with the case in point, could be the impetus for true investigative research. In her piece “My Children, the Food Experiment,” Sandra Steingraber offers a glimpse into her five-year experience feeding her children without commercial influences, while living in a cabin in the woods.
Free from child-directed mass marketing, Steingraber observed that her children enjoyed fruits, vegetables and other food to which they had been exposed. While not an experiment as much as an experience, Scientific Investigation Steps 1-8 and 12 are wholly absent, the idea that not all children desire high-fat, commercially-processed
Free from child-directed mass marketing, Steingraber observed that her children enjoyed fruits, vegetables and other food to which they had been exposed. While not an experiment as much as an experience, Scientific Investigation Steps 1-8 and 12 are wholly absent, the idea that not all children desire high-fat, commercially-processed